METRA 82-SU1 speaker adapter and wire harness kit 6.5-6.75 in car electronics accessory
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A 2-way LED remote control with Bitwriter chip version 2.7
The Viper 7856V is a two-way LED remote control designed for vehicle security and convenience systems. It provides visual confirmation of commands sent to the compatible control module. This accessory suits owners who want direct feedback from their car electronics.
The remote operates with Directed Electronics systems using the Bitwriter upgrade chip version 2.7. It handles standard arming, disarming and remote start functions where supported. Buyers needing compatibility with older chip revisions or different manufacturer protocols should verify their system requirements before purchase.
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The 7856V remote is designed for the Bitwriter upgrade chip version 2.7; compatibility with older chip versions should be verified against your specific system requirements.
The 2-way LED on the 7856V remote provides visual confirmation when commands are successfully transmitted and received by the vehicle system.
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